Onslaught 1-shot build

Narvuntien · August 2018

I pulled off something redicilous on the pts against a dummy with gold infused wd jewerelly, sword singers and strenght of automation and a masters bow.

Since the clever alchemist and damage from stealthchange though i have switched to the turbo incap build.

paulsimonps · August 2018

Also want to point out that onslaught will only give you 150 ultimate when you kill a target, not 500.

Abhaya · August 2018

ak_pvp wrote: »

It only refunds 150 ult, not total consumed. However I do wonder if it stacks. You could get some seriously good trains going with that.

If the buff stacks this could be crazy. Something else to test but this could negate the fact that it will only return 150 ULT since if you use it again within 10 seconds you will still have the 1k from before plus another 300, for each consecutive kill.

To the people saying its dodgeable this is true but so is incap and that has never stopped anyone. Its all about lining it up with a hard CC.

Juhasow · August 2018

Balrogh works quite differently. When You have 500 ultimate charged and You use some ult You'll gaet double the amount of that ult cost not ult spended but the next ult used after will giver You 1k wep/spell dmg and ult after will give You double the amount od ult spended when You used that ult that gaved You 1k and so on.

It's nice to cheese skeletons for example on magblade where You can 1st use destro ult get 500 spell dmg and then use soul harvest and get 1k spell dmg. For PvP You need to know how to prepare to get max amount of wep/spell dmg. For example if bomb blade wants to get 1k spell dmg with use of Soul Tether he needs to 1st charge 500 ult use any ulti and then charge ulti points again and only then run into some group to bomb it.

So for this Onslaught theory if You'll have 500 ulti before using it 1st use will give You 300 wep/spell dmg , 2nd use will give You 1k , 3rd use will give You double the amount of ultimate You had when used Onslaught that gaved You 1k etc.

leepalmer95 · August 2018

This balorgh set made me laugh when i found out what it did.

There is always 1 op broken set per dlc to entice the p2w and sell the dlc.

leepalmer95 · August 2018

jaws343 wrote: »

I've been attempting to run Onslaught on my stamblade for the resistance ignoring features. It really doesn't hit hard enough now to be that useful. I've had players in execute range and a crit doesn't kill them. And I have the skill critting for 30K against pve mobs. Add to that it is dodgeable. Balorgh may add some value to it, but I feel like more often than not, you are going to be wasting the ultimate.

30k against pve mobs is quite weak tbh.

If you make a onslaught build you need to go all in.

jaws343 · August 2018

leepalmer95 wrote: »

jaws343 wrote: »

I've been attempting to run Onslaught on my stamblade for the resistance ignoring features. It really doesn't hit hard enough now to be that useful. I've had players in execute range and a crit doesn't kill them. And I have the skill critting for 30K against pve mobs. Add to that it is dodgeable. Balorgh may add some value to it, but I feel like more often than not, you are going to be wasting the ultimate.

30k against pve mobs is quite weak tbh.

If you make a onslaught build you need to go all in.

That could be it. Tried to make a brawler build using brass and impreg. Still hit 4K weapon damage buffed. But I imagine running two full offensive sets would boost this significantly. But then I would need to go back to using the unreliable cloak on a stamblade and that was getting annoying.